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The Federalism Reset Debate (Kurian Joseph Committee)

In February 2026 a committee appointed by the Tamil Nadu government and led by former Supreme Court judge Justice Kurian Joseph submitted a sweeping blueprint for rebalancing Union-State relations. Its diagnosis: authority has migrated to the Centre not through any single dramatic act but by slow, cumulative accretion, and India now needs a deliberate constitutional reset. The report ranges across the Governor's office, GST voting, delimitation, language and even election machinery, and has become a reference point in the wider debate over how much fiscal and political room states really retain.

Last updated 14 July 20267 min read
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Kurian Joseph Committee (TN) report submitted Feb 2026: proposes a structural federal reset - fixed Governor terms, GST Council veto cut to 20%, delimitation freeze extended to 2126.

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